Tanoeomizu Jinja
On a low mound in Fujisato — the mound is a burial tumulus known as Kurumazuka No. 1, named for its resemblance to a court carriage and called Maruyama-san by local people. The deity is Ogoto-Kannushi, ancestor of the Watarai family who served as hereditary priests of Geku. Within the same enclosure stands Tanoe-Omizu-Mimae-jinja, dedicated to his daughter Miyako, said to have served the imperial priestess.
A small, quiet shrine tucked into a corner of a residential area. The front faces the road along the river, but there is space to park on the residential side behind it. It is not officially designated parking, though, so please be considerate of the neighbours when you use it. The photo was taken near the rear entrance.
Each stands within the grounds of Tanoeomizu Jinja, or is enshrined in the same building.